Talking Cricket, Soca and Wuk-Up with Spinny
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What sparked Spinny's interest in cricket and fitness?
And now it's Anne's turn. Hi. Your family broke a tire before you got to the zoo. Well, we ended up spending the day on the 3rd highway. But we saw a couple of sparrows. And still in a natural environment. Yep. A little help for the day, a moment for the if, which helps a lot.
This is Kimo Roach and I listen to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. Yes, yes, yes. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another edition of the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. I haven't been on one of these in a while. Santolki dropped his West Indies Test Squad analysis video. Yannick, part of the Caribbean Cricket Network, the brand new Caribbean Cricket Network. He dropped his interview with Amir Jangu. So I haven't actually done anything on this for a while. But I'm back with a special one. i'm back with a special one people we got a guest on obviously by the time you're watching this you can tell from the thumbnail um and and and i'm from the the video descriptor who is on the show today but i'm excited about this i'm excited about this one i'm gonna tell the guest doesn't even know the story i'm about to tell right so um the first time i came across this individual
I swear was, and when I say came across, I mean like on my TV was, um, I want to say it was the world cup last year. I want to say it was the world cup. It wasn't world cup. It had to be CPL, but I think it was the world cup. Um, and, uh, he was dancing and, And he was showing people in the crowd how to move. And I was like, okay, what's going on here? Did a bit more digging. CPLs, I've seen this individual in and amongst the crowd as well, building a vibe, building a hype. And then... Recently, we exchanged messages on Insta, and I said to this individual, you've got to come on the show. And the thing is, right, in some senses, when people see the individual on the show, they'll be like, but hold on.
How did Spinny transition from cricket to cultural cardio?
What are you two going to possibly talk about? But if there's one thing about Caribbean cricket podcasts, we can talk about anything and everything. Ultimately, this is Caribbean. Everything relates to cricket and everything is a topic that can be digested. So I'm absolutely delighted to invite on and talk to today, Spinny. Who don't know Spinny? Let me bring Spinny on and let's chop this one up. Spinny, how you doing? Hey, Spinny, I'm good, I'm good, I'm good. Yes, go on, sorry. Yes, that's what it would have been. I'm thinking World Cup. Actually, that's what it would have been. Oh! Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes, of course. Listen, I've been so many places, I can't even remember where I've been, you know. Yeah, no, we didn't actually speak.
I saw you and I was like, yo, hey, that's the guy that's doing the podcast. I just want to say, keep up the fantastic work. I'm always watching, you know. I like the angles that you always come from because it comes over to me like you guys are really invested and want to be better at investing in this cricket. So I just could feel the passion and stuff like that. And the things that you guys be saying, most of the time, I agree with. And even if it is the thought that I did not think about previously, you guys make me go, hmm, they have a point. They have a point. Yeah. So keep up the good work. So listen, obviously, thank you so much for saying that. And thank you for being one of the listeners to the show.
What unique experiences has Spinny had while performing in different Caribbean countries?
But this is what's already interesting to me. Because obviously... Those who know you in Barbados and have known you for a long time will say, but of course, Spinney watches stuff on cricket. Of course, Spinney knows his cricket. But if I extrapolate this now to the wider Caribbean audience and those who might be watching in the States or in the UK, Canada, wherever, they may not know that cricket bleeds through your veins. When we started talking, when we started talking online about it, you were like, mash up. I was doing cricket back in the day and you sent me the link to your show. I was watching the episodes going, but wait, Spinny's a proper cricket head. It's a proper cricket man. So talk to me about the love for cricket.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What sparked Spinny's interest in cricket and fitness?
0:02–2:58
2
How did Spinny transition from cricket to cultural cardio?
2:58–4:50
3
What unique experiences has Spinny had while performing in different Caribbean countries?
4:50–6:45
4
How does Spinny incorporate dance into his fitness sessions?
6:45–8:53
5
What challenges did Spinny face during the pandemic?
8:53–11:12
6
How does Spinny connect cricket and fitness in his work?
11:12–13:21
7
What role does music play in attracting new audiences to cricket?
13:21–15:20
8
Which West Indian players does Spinny find most exciting to watch?
15:20–52:22
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